Ottawa Elks-Legion win after frat at Forest Park
Ottawa Elks-Legion beat Iola Cardinals 4 2 at Forest Park as a sixth inning brawl led to ejections and Iola walking off. Dennis Motelet earned his fourth win. Art Lohmeyer lasted four innings for Iola. Ottawa improves to 9 6 on the season and travels to Salina before a Garnett doubleheader.
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Ottawa Elks-American Legion
Iola Cardinals
Ottawa
Cards
Forest Park
Iola
Art Lohmeyer
Dennis Motelet
Tola
Itate
The
Elks
Jost
Art. Lohmeyer
Lawrence
Russ Craycraft
Roy Dunn
Iola Legion
Salina
Garnett
Larry Nisely
Elvin Nilges
Harry Murphy
Early Win Loses Bid For 300th Victory 2-0
In Cleveland, veteran pitcher Early Wynn, 43, failed to reach his 300th win as the White Sox beat the Indians 2-0. Juan Pizarro pitched spoiler, allowing six hits while Wynn could not overcome the loss. The defeat leaves Wynn one game short of 300 while New York leads the AL. The day’s action also included Detroit stopping a 10-game slide with a 6-4 win over Kansas City, and the Orioles and Twins splitting a doubleheader.
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Chicago White Sox
Wynn
Indians
White Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Cubs Get Needed Hit From Ex Cricket Player
Andre Rodgers delivered a bases full, one out single in the 10th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The hit came from Rodgers, a Bahamas native with cricket fame, sparking a fourth straight Cubs win as they hover in the NL standings. Also noted were Dodgers over St. Louis 5-3 and other NL results. Koufax and Perranoski shared pitching duties in a tight finish.
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Chicago Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Rodgers
Bahamas
Cub
Pirate
Cubs
Sandy Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Tommy Davis
Homer
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Houston
New York Mets
Phiadelphia
Koufax
Dodgers
Tim McCarver
Perranoski
Curt Simmons
Bob Bolin
Giants
Braves
Joe Torre
Bolin
Lee Maye
Orlando Cepeda
Tony Cloninger
Babe Ruth League Schedule for Forest Park Games
The Babe Ruth League announced a four team schedule to be played at Forest Park starting at 5 p.m. Monday features Boys Club against Elks, Tuesday Rotary versus Eagles, Thursday Eagles versus Elks, and Boys Club versus Rotary in a doubleheader. The Little League also released a four game slate with Nazarene vs Trinity Methodist, Wellsville vs North Baptist on Monday, First Christian vs First Baptist and Westminster vs First Methodist on Friday. In the National League Tuesday Cardinals meet Braves, Wednesday Giants face Braves, Friday Dodgers host Cardinals. American League matches include Monday Tigers versus Athletics, Wednesday Yankees versus Athletics, Thursday Orioles versus Tigers, and Friday White Sox versus Tigers.
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J. W. Emerson
Forest Park
Boys Club
Elks
Rotary
Eagles
Elks Boys Club
Nazarene
Trinity Methodist
Wellsville
North Baptist
First Christian
First Baptist
Westminster
First Methodist
Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Tigers
Athletics
Yankees
Orioles
White Sox
Wellsville Lads Win Two Games In League Play
In Blue Valley Junior Baseball Association action Wellsville Midget C defeated Stilwell 23 to 8 on the home diamond. Wellsville Midget B beat Stanley 16 to 14 in Stanley. Pitchers were Ronnie O'Connor three innings Greg Barnett one inning and Mike Holtwick three innings. A Friday June 14 Midget B game at Wellsville vs Spring Hill was rained out and will be rescheduled. Midget C meets Bucyrus at 5 45 p m Monday at Bucyrus.
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Wellsville
Blue Valley
Stilwell
Stanley
Ronnie O'Connor
Greg Barnett
Mike Holtwick
Spring Hill
Bucyrus
Senators And Tigers Duel In Downhill Race
Los Angeles AP report notes Detroit Tigers halted a 10 game losing streak by beating Kansas City while Washington Senators dropped their ninth straight with a 1-0 loss to Los Angeles Angels. If trends hold, the Senators would finish near 48 wins and 114 losses.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Senators
Minnesota
Baltimore
Twins
Orioles
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Yankees
Gary Geiger
New York
Bill Monbroquett
Roger Maris
Tigers
A’s
LOS Angeles
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Sikes And Lotz Scramble For NCAA Golfing Title
In Wichita the 66th NCAA golf final sees John Lotz of San Jose State and Dick Sikes of Arkansas vie for the title at Wichita Country Club. Oklahoma State captured the team crown as Lotz and Sikes advance from 36 hole semis, with Lotz edging Potter and Sikes defeating Thompson in 32 hole battles.
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Wichita
John Lotz
San Jose
Calif
State
Dick Sikes
University of Arkansas
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Houston
Tilist
Kermit Zarley
Wichita Country Club
Oklahoma State
Lotz
Jerry
Potter
Miami
Fla) University
Cone
Sikes
Pat Thompson
Texas
Thompson
Lolz
US sports brief on grid prospects and KU speaker
A college football figure Jay Roberts of Kansas will visit Ottawa for a noon luncheon at the North American Hotel to discuss football prospects for next season and present last season’s highlights. KU alumnus Winton Winter invites attendance and reservations.
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Jay Roberts
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Roberts
Winton A. Winter
Franklin County
Winter
Des Moines
Jay Robins
Country Club Golf Pairs Pairings for Tuesday
Ottawa Country Club Women's Golf Association lists Tuesday June 25 pairings featuring Hysom with Sheldon S Cramer with F Cramer Elder with Hill Roberts with Speer Shephard with Goss Crawford with Malouf Young with Evans Foulks with Deputy Lyman with Kramer Johnson Reservations or cancellations can be made by calling CH 2 2644 or CH 2 4721
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Ottawa Country Club Women's Golf Association
Hysom
Sheldon
S. Cramer
F. Cramer
Elder
Hill
Roberts
Speer
Shephard
Goss
Crawford
Malouf
Young
Evans
Foulks
Deputy
Lyman
Kramer
Johnson
Errors Cost Cardinals and A's in Frantic Friday Night
Dodgers top Cardinals 5-3 after two errors by St Louis. Wayne Cunsey errors cost Athletics as Tigers beat them 6-4 with Kaline scoring on a bunt and Cash driving in a run. Koufax and Gibson duel looming as Willhite slated vs Gibson and Pena to face Faul.
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Chuck Dressen
Detroit
Wayne Causey
Rocky Colavito
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Norm Cash
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City Athletics
Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Koufax
Curt Simmons
Causey
Kansas City
Jake Wood
McAuliffe
Athletics
Hank Aguirre
Dave Wickersham
St. Louis
Dodgers
Nick Willhire
Bob Gibson
Orlando Pena
Bill Faul
Palmer Moves Up To Lead While Nicklaus Falters
Arnold Palmer surged into a three way tie for the 63rd National Open lead at 142 after a two under par 69, while Jack Nicklaus failed to advance, shooting 77 and missing the cut as Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit joined Palmer and others in the top group on the Brookline course. Tony Lema and Julius Boros trailed three strokes back as the final 36 holes began.
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Brookline
Mass
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Latrobe
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Palmer
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Finsterwald
Cupit
Tony Lema
Julius
Moose) Boros
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Elks-Legion
Dennis Motch
Dennis Harper
Larry Hart
Ronnie Mendell
Larry McCord
Bill Greene
Dennis Morelet
Robert Gray
Loren Shofner
Gray
RBI
Mendell
I Gilges
Rbi Muller
H.R
Moteles
Lohmeyer
McCord
Associated Press
Karly Wynn
Cleveland
O Gus
Dean Chance
Julio Navarro
Angels
Don Rudolph
Bob Perry
Felix Torres
Charley Dees
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jim Hall
Bill Dailey
Lee Stange
Bob Johnson
al Smith
Russ Snyder
Robin Roberts
Jim Hackleman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Maloney
Ken Johnson
Reds
Bob Skinner
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Wellsville Lads
Sikes and
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet. G.B
Slim
Pomona
Gillette
West 4Th St
Tire & Sam
Wayne Cunsey
Cardinal
Dick Groat
Bill White
Nate Oliver
Oliver
Willie Davis
Dean Berlin
Ottawa Herald
Saffron Glass Co
N. Main
Kansas
United van Lines
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